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Category Archives: Geopolitical
Politics is plumbing
By Peter E. Feltman As the United States withdraws from Afghanistan and Iraq, what can we hope for? Plenty! But plenty of what? Perhaps we should forget the earlier exhortations about liberty, constitutions and nation building and concentrate on a … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Constitutional law, Elections, Geopolitical, Iraq, Middle East, Peter Feltman, Politics
Tagged elections, Europe, European Union, Middle East, United States
Romney and the Frick and Frack Rule
By Ken Feltman One of the worst habits of political consultants is our tendency to criticize other consultants. This is especially true when the criticism involves a candidate’s behavior. Often, no matter what the consultant advises, the candidate does … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Geopolitical, Ken Feltman at Politico, Politics
Tagged elections, Europe, Ken Feltman at Politico, Republicans, United States
Mitt Romney’s Cutting-Edge Middle East Strategy
By Dr. Walid Phares As the US electoral process grinds on and Republican primary debates fold into state primaries and caucuses, candidates’ views on national security and foreign policy are being carefully scrutinized by voters who consider them crucial components of … Continue reading
Posted in Egypt, Elections, Geopolitical, Iran, Iraq, Middle East, Politics, Thought-Provoking Analysis, Walid Phares
Tagged 2012 elections, Democrats, elections, Middle East, Republicans, United States
Of Pharaohs, Kings and Generals: What about the Egyptian People?
By Michael Granger On February 11, 2011, after the Egyptian Military turned the barrels of their guns away from the protesters in Tahrir Square, Hosni Mubarak was forced to step down as president of Egypt and the world was moved by the restraint shown … Continue reading
Prague’s Havel is Gone: Waiting for the Middle Eastern Havels to Come
By Dr. Walid Phares As I was watching the carriage transporting the late Vaclav Havel, the first President of free post-Communist Czechoslovakia and the first President of the Czech Republic, into the Prague Castle I was sobered and deeply moved. Having been … Continue reading
Posted in Controversial, Egypt, Elections, Geopolitical, Iran, Iraq, Middle East, Politics, Walid Phares
Tagged Democrats, Egypt, Middle East, Republicans, United States
